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johansch
9y ago
What exactly was shifty, do you think?
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> Best of all, the author is responsible I guess you didn't read the the drama from the last time this app was featured on HN.
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Gotta love these CCC takedowns. I find myself smiling in anticipation when clicking these kinds of links....
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When I first flew the 777 about seven years ago I was totally awestruck by the size of the engines. I flew with Qatar Airways, and in Doha they had a mobile staircase plus a bus, and with business class the entrance was just a few meters ah
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WebDav didn't take off because no-one really felt like giving away a high quality implementation in kernel-space for Windows. And Microsoft viewed it as competition against SMB and their licensing model.
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Yeah, that was annoying to read. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qantas_Flight_72 Root cause: a fault with one of the plane's three "Air Data Inertial Reference Units": https://en.wikipedia.org&
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By default, certainly. Btw: In February I spent some time looking at the then about 100 committers to Fuchsia/Flutter. Some quite impressive names. I think Fuchsia is a really serious effort in the Chrome team.
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Yeah, every company kinda does this. It seems like most of the the time it's a combination of: a) we have no idea if this is unique or not (hint: a Kindle Fire revision probably isn't) b) it makes things seem more exciting. The we
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Google more self-congratulating than Apple? Come on. They are just less polished in presentation. Which I like. Raw stuff is more interesting.
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I didn't create a detailed breakup by field. The number of about 20 (very rough number) that I mentioned was for the number of hardware/optics people. There are a shitload of VFX/HR people/people managers though.
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Possible explanations: a) They gave him some stock b) He doesn't really understand VR/AR at all I spent an hour or so going through the about 1000 people listed as working at Magic Leap on Linkedin the other month. I had a wow mom
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They could run Linux. Or buy a mac. Or buy a windows license from abroad. Seems like plenty of choices to me.
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Yeah, it's placed in the crank house. What I like the most about this is the sensor system. I am pretty sure there is an actual torque sensor in there. This makes for a very smooth acceleration phase. Along with a back wheel magnet sen
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This is kinda funny, I must say. Not right, but funny.
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Dictatorship does make it easier to get things done. It seems like you americans are getting there, though.
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So stay a night in Berlin on the way there!
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9y ago
Are the hotels cheaper there than in Hamburg?
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In this case the guy drove 25 km/shift for Uber Eats and 37 km/shift for Foodora. My ebike with a Bosch drive unit and a 400 Wh battery gets me a range of about 35-40 km on the maximum assist mode ("Turbo"). Also, the ba
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Well, that was of course the missing component that Steve Jobs added after licensing this tech.
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That would just be inhumane.
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The rest of the world should ban american citizens from carrying laptops on US incoming flights. Oh, and also charge them the equivalency of the ESTA fee.
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The HN backend logic is kinda pathetic if that is the case.
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https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=news&q=facebook...
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But it's not Wednesday?
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Please don't startle the millennials. They are unique snowflakes. ;)
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What's the difference? (It would typically be initiated the same way, e.g. via a Slack question if they are ok talk on the phone. If there's no reply and it's blocking other stuff; yeah I am going to place an actual 20th cent
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I am talking about architecture design discussions that actually, really do run at 2-3x speed when done via voice as opposed to text chat. And yes, having to schedule them to slow things down in an excessive way.
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From my experience as an engineering manager I am fine with that as long as I can easily reach "you" with a phone call during core hours. So many people have phone phobia in this field. I feel that if you want to work from home yo
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Why didn't they just publish the torrents and the metadata? E.g. daily via automated torrents.
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Yeah, that seems like a truism. Do you also have a point?
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